Myles Garrett is spending part of his offseason far away from Cleveland. The Browns star defensive end was recently spotted in Switzerland, where he met up with Olympic snowboarder Chloe Kim.
Garrett shared moments from the trip on social media this week. One post showed him standing near a large Eminem mural painted on a wall in Switzerland. The artwork featured the rapper holding a boombox and was tagged with a local street art signature. Garrett jokingly asked if Eminem had made his way to Switzerland.
The trip came after a frustrating 2025 season for Cleveland. Despite Garrett having one of the best years of his career, the Browns finished just 5-12 and missed the playoffs by a wide margin.
Garrett traveled to the Swiss town of Laax to meet Kim, who was there training ahead of the Milano Cortina Winter Olympics. Her preparation was cut short after she injured her shoulder. Doctors ruled her out of the session after further evaluation.
Kim has been dealing with a torn labrum and confirmed the injury after an MRI. She suffered the setback following a fall during halfpipe practice on Jan. 8. Garrett reportedly met her at a train station and stayed close to support her during recovery.
While Kim focuses on healing, there is optimism about her progress. Those close to her believe she is trending in the right direction ahead of the Italy Games.
Garrett himself battled injuries throughout the 2025 season. He dealt with discomfort for much of the year and later revealed he tweaked his hip late in the season. He admitted the issue bothered him for the remainder of that game.
Even with the physical setbacks, Garrett was dominant. He finished the season with 23 sacks, the most in the NFL. He also recorded 43 solo tackles and forced 3 fumbles. In Week 18 against the Bengals, he broke the combined sack record previously held by Michael Strahan and T.J. Watt.
The Browns struggled around him. Cleveland entered the season with high expectations but collapsed early. That disappointment led to the team parting ways with head coach Kevin Stefanski after 6 seasons.
Garrett and Kim made their relationship public earlier in the season during a Browns game against the Raiders. Now, as both deal with injuries and uncertain paths ahead, they are spending time together away from the spotlight.
For Garrett, the Switzerland trip appears to be a mix of rest, reflection, and support after a historic individual season that did not bring team success.
